Household menus with salmon souffle and cheese loaf recipe
A 1931 piece from Weaters Newspaper Union offers housewife guidance with Salmon Souffle and Shrimp Supper Dish, Cream Cheese Pie, and Cheese Loaf. Recipes detail ingredients like almonds, onions, Worcester sauce, bread crumbs, and blanched almonds.
Natural marvels of the spider’s cunning and strength
Scientists note the spider’s supreme cunning and inventiveness with impressive engineering. A single thread, if enlarged two thousand times, would rival a horsehair, enabling the spider to bind animals many times larger, including a nine inch ringed snake trapped by a conical web and silken cable. London Tit-Bits reports the feat.
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London
Too Much for Him at the Volcano Crater
They near the volcano crater as smoke wells up ominously. He urges retreat to the hotel saying he cannot endure watching the crater smoke after realizing he left Toy tobacco at home. The woman questions his fear, but he insists it is about the missing tobacco.
First Day Nerves Spark Classroom Seat Swap
On the first day of school Logic 31 Helen felt anxious as she eyed a coveted seat near her attractive teacher. The moment arrived when the teacher asked some boys to move so a student could sit closer, hoping to avoid bothersome peers.
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Helen
The Danish Christmas Seal Story and Its World Impact
In 1903 Danish postal clerk Einar Holboell proposed a benevolent Christmas seal to fund tuberculosis work. The idea spread globally through Emily P. Bissell of Delaware and the Red Cross, led by editors and presidents who backed sales that reached $185,000 in 1908 and helped halve tuberculosis deaths.
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Postal Service
Postal Department
Christian IX
Holboek
Louise
Holboell
Charlotten
Zund
Copenhagen
Einar Holboell
Miles Emily P. Biasell
Leigh Mitchell Hodgen
National Tuberculosia Association
Wilmington
Little Delaware
Delaware Red Cross
North American
Philadelphia
Emily P. Binsell
Delaware
Jacob Riis
E. A. van Valkenburg
Wanamaker's
Fivebank
Washington
Jacob Rila
Pennsylvanian
Pennsylvania
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Taft
Migs Blasell
Western Menapeper Union
Winter Poultry Feeding Tips From The Farm Journal
Addressing winter care for flocks, this guide covers mash feeding, hopper size for two weeks, space for ten birds per foot, and prevention of top roosting. It recommends storage for a month of scratch grain, grit and shell, easy clean drinking fountains, and use of autoheating fountains to maintain egg production.
Select Breeding Stock Early in the Season
Poultry raisers should mate breeding pens three weeks to a month before saving eggs for hatching. Use vigorous, mature males from high producing stock and hatch Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds or Leghorns by late March to early April. chicks hatched after May 15 are rarely profitable.
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O. O. Ufford
Colorado Agricultural College
Rhode Island
Poultry Breeding and Care Advice From Early 20th Century Text
The passage advises day by day egg handling practices and caution in inbreeding to improve breeding value. It notes cock birds can yield quality chicks but may show early fertility issues. It suggests upgrading a poultry house affordably and treating roundworm with nicotine dust in mash for four weeks. It prescribes mating ratios for Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Wyandottes, and Orpingtons with one male per 12 to 15 females, and similar ratios for Leghorns.
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Rhode Island
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Elmo Scott Watson
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